The past day has been quite exciting in the market—total liquidations across the network reached $459 million, with short positions becoming the main "victims." What does this mean? The market is clearly on the rise, and those betting against it are being forced out.
Mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana are all gaining momentum, and the bullish sentiment is indeed strong. What signals are typically reflected by a significant short liquidation? On one hand, it indicates that market participants have a good level of confidence in the bullish outlook; on the other hand, it also suggests that prices may continue to break upward. In this scenario, a sustained upward trend often attracts more buying interest. The overall market sentiment has already shifted to optimism, and the logic for going long has become clearer.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 01-09 05:34
Short positions wiped out, this is the cruelty of the market
Those bullish should keep pushing, those bearish should reflect
459 million directly evaporated, the bulls are really fierce this time
BTC and ETH are both gaining strength, they still need to continue riding the wave of gains
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FlashLoanKing
· 01-08 05:41
Short positions are devastated everywhere, I just enjoy watching this
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WealthCoffee
· 01-07 04:18
The short positions have been wiped out once again, it's been obvious for a while, the bulls are gaining momentum.
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 01-06 17:55
Short positions liquidated with 459 million, now it's tense, the bulls really are about to take off
Optimistic about the upcoming market, can BTC break through the sky
Another good opportunity to cut leeks is coming, right?
Is it true? This time won't it crash the market again in the opposite direction?
The bulls are full of momentum, but why do I still feel a bit hesitant
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 01-06 17:49
Short positions got hammered again, with $459 million just爆... This time, it's the bulls' turn to feel proud.
BTC, ETH, and Sol are really fierce this round. Are the longs making a killing?
The wave of liquidations signals that the market is about to take off. Are buy orders coming in?
It feels like this isn't just a rebound; we might really be breaking new highs.
The nightmare for bears has just begun, there's more to come.
Another wave of retail investors being harvested, but the question is, who will be the next?
The bullish baton has been passed on, can it be caught?
This market looks really exciting, but don't be fooled.
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UnluckyLemur
· 01-06 17:48
The short positions were slaughtered again, this time breaking through 459 million directly.
The bulls are really taking off, with BTC, ETH, and SOL all surging.
Is it our turn to make money in the next wave?
How far can this rally last? Feels like a dump could happen at any time.
Watching the liquidation data is a bit satisfying, but we also need to be careful of a reverse cut.
The bullish momentum is so strong, it seems like it can continue to push forward, just worried about catching the bag at high levels.
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RooftopVIP
· 01-06 17:35
The bears got slaughtered again, this time there's really no turning back.
The past day has been quite exciting in the market—total liquidations across the network reached $459 million, with short positions becoming the main "victims." What does this mean? The market is clearly on the rise, and those betting against it are being forced out.
Mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana are all gaining momentum, and the bullish sentiment is indeed strong. What signals are typically reflected by a significant short liquidation? On one hand, it indicates that market participants have a good level of confidence in the bullish outlook; on the other hand, it also suggests that prices may continue to break upward. In this scenario, a sustained upward trend often attracts more buying interest. The overall market sentiment has already shifted to optimism, and the logic for going long has become clearer.